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BrianG · 12.25.2006, 08:56 PM

Yeah, unplugging Deans can be a PITA. Too bad they didn't have some type of gripping texture or something to make it easier.

The trouble I have with power poles (or bullet connectors for that matter) is the physical length needed. Once you snap two ends together, the length of the resulting connector is larger than a Deans set. This is normally not a problem for long-ish wires, but when you only have a couple of inches of wire, it can be easier to unplug the Deans since there is more "slack".

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BrianG RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 14,609 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Des Moines, IA	12.25.2006, 08:56 PM Yeah, unplugging Deans can be a PITA. Too bad they didn't have some type of gripping texture or something to make it easier. The trouble I have with power poles (or bullet connectors for that matter) is the physical length needed. Once you snap two ends together, the length of the resulting connector is larger than a Deans set. This is normally not a problem for long-ish wires, but when you only have a couple of inches of wire, it can be easier to unplug the Deans since there is more "slack".